I then conducted a summative content analysis on twenty case studies to identify and define the terminology and points to consider in collaborative dialogue between designers and people who need assistive technologies.
Nathan Söderblom, a Swedish archbishop who devoted much energy to problems of classification, accepted the division of higher religions into two great groups but used a varied terminology that pointed to some of the characteristics of the two types of religion.
Only a couple of hundred pages long, Frankenstein is an easy read - bar the archaic terminology at some points - that will leave you both haunted, inquisitive and wanting to read again.
The imaginary writer of "Atonement" in her last pages expresses her debt to the research facilities at the Imperial War Museum, in Lambeth, and to an "old colonel" who has testily corrected her terminology and fine points.
The review of the development of V&V terminology and methodology points out the contributions from members of the operations research, statistics, and CFD communities.
The terminology "oxidative stress" points a shift in the equilibrium between oxidants and antioxidants in favor of oxidants.
Although potentially considered as one entity -the chest wall syndrome- clinicians often prefer individual terminology depending on points of maximum tenderness on the chest wall.
Throughout the paper, the standard notations and terminology of fixed point theory are used.
"We refer to these as summer institutes," says French, "though we may have to revise that terminology at some point, because it turns out that in Australia it's not summer".
Naturally, this terminology seems to point to an emblematic example: the "Blur" building conceived by the firm Diller+Scofidio in colaboration with Ben Rubin, EAR Studio, for the Swiss National Expo of 2002 in Yverdon-les-Bains Yverdon-les-Bains
